geraldine: el presidente emitiÓ hoy que puerto rico no debe de esperar que la ayuda federal que estÁlÍderes en filadelfia como la concejal quiÑones sÁnchez que la respuesta federal no fue de inmediata y ahora estÁ bajo amenazas. >> todos estamos frustrados, uno no puede gobernar a travÉs de twitter. y hay gente muriÉndose, hay una situaciÓn crÍtica, y puerto rico no puede lidiar sin el apoyo federal. nosotros aquÍ, en estados unidos tenemos que luchar para que puerto rico pueda levantarse. van a luchar y trabajar, pero el gobierno tiene una obligaciÓn o solamente moral, en proveer la ayuda. geraldine: ademÁs dijo que las finanzas en estructura de la isla estaba en ruina antes de el huracÁn pero el paquete que Él propuso se estÁ discutiendo un prÉstamo puerto rico de casi 5000 millones de dÓlares, algo que agregar la inmensa deuda actual de la isla. >> la hipocresÍa que bregar con puerto rico, mucho de ellos son los dueÑos de esa deuda de 72 millones. geraldine: en otras partes como texas los fondos todavÍa continÚan para ayudar. >> no es negocio, estamos hablando de la vida. entonces

>> geraldine: 12 hours per day.s hard. thank you, that's fantastic. wow, that's good. choy has been making this dish for decades. pig's feet cooked slowly in black vinegar, ginger, dried chilies and assam. chop chae is a hainanese family favorite, cabbage and glass noodles stir fried with bean curd, black mushrooms, pig skin and shrimp. now, i've been speaking to a lot of people who talk about how singapore loves its hawker culture, it loves its food. but the general story is the first generation starts a hawker stall, they get successful, they send their kids to school, and they tell them, "do not -- i did not work hard for you to go into the restaurant business." >> paul: my mom and dad said the same thing. don't come into the business. >> geraldine: get a 9-5 job. stay in the air conditioning. >> anthony: many of the people i speak to are very sad that these original recipes and preparations are disappearing. you know, other than this wonderful family, who do your parents think will keep these traditions alive? >

don't come into the business. >> geraldine: get a 9-5 job.k to are very sad that these original recipes and preparations are disappearing. you know, other than this wonderful family, who do your parents think will keep these traditions alive? >> geraldine: my mom was saying like now that the government encourages a lot of young people to preserve the traditions, i think she believes and hopes that ten years down the road that maybe more peopleike us ng to take over the business. >> paul: and right now, wayne's eldest daughter is 14. makesha, she helps out in the shop on weekends. so to let her understand it's not easy to earn a life. >> anthony: but would you like your child to stay in the restaurant business? >> wayne: if they are really interested in this and it's their dream, then why not? >> anthony: you say yeah? this is so good, by the way. this is delicious food. now singapore is a rich country, a lot of rich people live here. why can't you charge as much money for this traditional food as the french charge for french food? what do you

the sculpture was apparently donated by geraldine rockefeller -- but never properly cataloged. the foundation had to keep it quiet for security purposes. that statue is worth about 4 million bucks. it will be on loan at the philadelphia museum of art next year for an exhibit marking 150 years since rodin's death. there is more coming up on good morning washington. john gonzalez .. what are you working on for 5 am? gunshots ringing out an alexandria park. the triple shooting that left two people dead. plus: high school targeted. a social media post threatening maryland students - and this isn't the first time. dishing on his favorite t-v moment - as he's honored at the kennedy center. we'll take you to the red carpet. good morning washington. toss to eileen - warm & breezy today - rain & gusty winds overnight - falling temperatures each day (chilliest day thursday) today: warm and breezy. partly to mostly cloudy. highs: 73-77 winds: se 5-15 g 20 mph tonight: rain likely . gusty winds. lows: 57-67 winds: s 10-15 g 30-40+ mph tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. lingering shower earl

geraldine and her 13—year—old daughter have been in this single room for over six months. literally has to kneel on the bed to do her homework. because of the time to get to school on time, she barely would have any meal. she has to go to school on an empty tummy and then go to school and find food. it must be very difficult for you as a mother. yes. i just don't know what at all that i have personally done to put me in this situation. after being evicted by a landlord who wanted his flat vacated, geraldine suffered clinical depression and had to give up her job with a financial ombudsman. now with her housing benefit capped, she fears there's no way out her predicament. it is a proper trap, you have no escape from it now. i have called thousands, thousands of letting companies of course, and they wouldn't. as soon as you say housing benefit... they say no. yes. it is a trap for many. the charity shelter says the government's welfare cap has resulted in 61% of private landlords turning away anyone on housing benefit. many struggle to pay the rent, with councils like redbri

does the independent candidate geraldine she is determined to defy washington and many view the federal board as a humiliation as it can be only because i mean. look at his ability to be that it will. be sealed easy this is this. you can't defend this if you believe i made desolate and that means to do something about the economy can you give some make up on the stimulus you part of the us has poverty and debt levels as high as puerto rico. you. didn't. believe. it would be. paralyzed public debt is sixty six billion euro. in the history of the united states. doesn't have the same rights as other states that's why it's not allowed to declare bankruptcy. that's the paradox of put a rico. american territory is treated differently. to pay back its debts to american creditors. dissipating. privatizing public institutions tax increases strikes by officials. middle class children are affected the most. the. trend is guarding the camp tonight oh. yes in. the future. but. the country's biggest public. budget cuts students are being affected by austerity for five. million euros no flow same of t

geraldine rockefeller dodge donated all the >>> a letter written on the titanic the day before it sank has been sold for $166,000. it was penned by first class passenger by alexanders oscar holderson. the letter was found on him when his body was recovered and sent to his family. there's no word on who bought the letter. >>> it was a night of glitz and glamour in south jersey and wigs of wishes. celebrity hair stylist held his annual event in berlin, camden county last night. it provides wigs for women with cancer. two women battling breast cancer dubbed queens of the night had their wigs styled on stage and shared their stories. >> everybody knows something is going on. it's nice to not always have to the cancer girl. >> the organization grants wishes to children battling cancer. the event has raised $300,000 in the past. >>> a crazed driver lambs a box truck into cars without trying to steal a fire truck. his arrest is captured on video. >>> extra crews were called in to battle a large fire in berks county. >>> carson wentz has a message for the fans before tonight's game. it all sta

at one point geraldine says he met the group's leader and then told me that can you remember me can you recognize me and i was shocked because i think this man is familiar in the that man told me that i am on my i am the commander of commander on merit i am out there was your impression of him years before you decided to understand but for me. my mouth is a kind and also he were he softly and smote me i mean that's one of his characteristics why why the mode to go have so many members cheryl dietz says omar let them go because they were muslim i know them personally that's very close to you know me and. so. i took them. out in the aga khan sharif a prominent muslim leader him around we knew the military brothers since they were children. very harmless believe it or not we are the harmless when you see them they're very harmless they're harmless yes. when i so did you become. so what happened i think because of. what make them take that is the billion or the government of the republic of the philippines. sharif says the mounties joined i saw after years of failed talks to give muslims in

geraldine rockefeller dodge donated all the antiquities including the sculpture. it will be placed in the museum next month in honor of 100 career an -- year anniversary of rodin's death. we've got more on our breaking news of this terrible box truck fire. the action cam is live on the scene where the box truck crashed in havertown. we have ambulance on the scene. the wires came down and sparked a fire. the truck is on its side. action cam live on the scene showing us the situation. there was a fire earlier causing a problem with peco saying they expect to restore power within an hour, a terrible situation right now and we're live right now with the action cam. this happened on west chester pike between darby road and manila road. they have downed pole and wires and overturned truck. it's a mess. i want to get to the traffic maps there's an accident on township line road that cleared that's the one in west chester pike, the one in township line road in limerick just cleared, dave. >> reporter: on the big board we have numbers that are fairly mild, 61 in philadelph

. >> geraldine rockefeller dodge donated all the antiques. coming to philadelphia next month tore the 100 anniversary of rodin's death. >>> bronze star and purple heart was presented to the family of james davis. he was just two years old when his father died. he discovered davis was eligible for the medal. his son and grandson were on hand for the special presentation. >>> it's monday night, that means "dancing with the stars." we'll go to the movies paying tribute to the classic silver screen genre. shania twain will be on distance distance. >> peter was kind of weird, but super nice. >> you don't know him any more? >> hit by a car. you know anyone who died? my brother. >> then tonight at 10:00 p.m., a case hits close to home dr. sean murphy who encounters a young patient who looks like his own deceased brother. again the night kicks off with "dancing with the stars," that's followed by a new episode of the good doctor at 10:00 p.m. anticipate stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00 p.m. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. b

. >> geraldine rockefeller dodge donated all the antiques. the bust will be loaned to the rodin museum next month for the 100th anniversary of rodin's death. time for a preview of graham. >> -- preview of "g.m.a." good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, critical fire danger in california with high winds and temperatures in the triple digits expected. rob will be tracking it all for you this morning. abc news exclusive, the widow at the center of the phone call controversy with president trump will join us this morning as they opens up about her husband's death and the conversation with the president. >>> we have george clooney and matt damon teaming up for their new movie. why clooney thought damon's dad bod was perfect for the movie. plus the weinstein scandal rocking hally wood and how the industry could change. >> reporter: 422 trooper eastbound traffic is jammed from oaks to 202, already a 12 minute jam, once you get the area in red it's a slow go. here's an accident voorhees, camden county, 73 northbound approaching b

. >> reporter: geraldine watkins is afraid. her family has lived in st.rish for almost 40 years. she loves the people but recently she learned that she and 20,000 others who live nearby have the highest risk in the country of developing cancer from air toxins. the toxin in this case is chloroprene, according to data, the risk for people who live in this area highlighted in red ranges from roughly five to more than 20 times the national average. >> i was outraged because i'm trying to figure out why people hadn't been informed of this earlier. >> reporter: the source is this plant owned by denka, the japanese company bought it from dupont in late 20156789 the company makes a synthetic rubber found in wet suits, electric insulations and other products. we asked the epa for an interview. they declined but agreed to answer questions via e-mail. the epa tells us 99% of the toxin that is emitted by facilities across the country comes from this plant. in 2010:00 it was determined the chemical was likely kars knowgenic to humans. and the epa says there are many o

they learned that a woman named geraldine rockefeller dodge donated all the antiquities including thethe philadelphia museum of art for the 100 anniversary of rodin's death next month. >> president trump's tax return was the subject. rick williams live with the details on this one. >> reporter: that's right, just two weeks ago the president himself flew to harrisburg to highlight the benefits of his tax reform plan. today it was ivanka's current. the president's daughter focused on the plan's impact on american families. coming up tonight at 5:00 walter perez who was there for the speech will have ivanka's story coming up at 5:00. >>> also tonight, just in time for halloween a-new study says a good scare can help your emotional help in the long run. ali gorman explains why. that's coming up tonight in health check. it's apparently good for your health to be scared. i don't know. well, we'll find out on "action news" coming up tonight at 5:00. until then, brian see you later. >> makes your heartbeat a little faster. >> maybe so. >> "action news" was at roman catholic high school for a

geraldine rockefeller dodge had donated all the antiquities including that french sculpture.loaned to the philadelphia museum of art next month for the 100th anniversary of rodin's death. >> the early evening commute was a little more enjoyable today thanks to the philadelphia orchestra. >> ♪ >>> the string quartet and strong ensemble musicians performed for septa customers at different stops throughout center city this afternoon. one monday each fall musicians organize a day of music. it's a chance for them to share music with all ages and backgrounds. >> ♪ sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. it's like it was invented to stream 4k movies and shows. how do you know so much about tv and internet? the internet. right. streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >> meteorologist melissa magee is back now with a cl

geraldine, the nhs tracker makes difficult reading for some in your region too? it does.and failed to meet the others. the a&e target has been missed for two years. too many operations being cancelled. it's among the worst performing in the country, in the bottom 25 out of 136. the trust hasn't responded so far. 0ur region covers buckinghamshire, the trust there performed well with a cancer target but failed the other two. the cancer target is about having 85% of cancer patients seen within 62 days. the trust exceeded that. tonight we'll look at what can be done to improve the situation in 0xfordshire. the patients group healthwatch says things won't get better until more staff are recruited, they say the cou nty's staff are recruited, they say the county's hospitals are struggling with a chronic shortage of staff and until that's sorted out, the targets are unachievable. on another note, a royal visit for oxford? yes. i know you love a royal story! the duchess of cornwall's been in oxford on official duty at the university couege official duty at the university college w

my name is gerald dine, my sign name is geraldine. i am a project manager. of administrative errors, the administration the syste m errors, the administration the system doesn't work for deaf and disled people how important is it to work? it is an interesting question! because when i look back, over my working life, i started, i left school, in the early 770s where we never had interpreters there and life was really difficult. now i am in control, i have had a good career, i have been a director of an organisation, i have managed big budget, i worked for health and social services, i'm a project manager now. and it has given me a career, it has given meaning to my life. it is such an important resource and it has meant i can face the world with pride and respect for myself as well. the government say they would want more people to be in your position and bearing down on costs so they can bring it to more people and let more people do what you have done. that is a reasonable thing to do isn't it isn't i don't think it is up isn't it isn't i don't think it is

geraldine, thank you for joining us, geraldine sundstrom, pimco portfolio manager. -- we willked withlso talk with antony jenkins, former ceo at barclays. , former ceo at barclays. that is coming up. looking at the markets, you look at stocks falling a touch. i think this, as geraldine was saying, has a lot to do with china. about deleveraging, but it also may have to deal with some uneasiness about how the european union and spain deals with catalonia. if you look at euro holding onto gains, bonds seem to be steady. small gains earlier this week. the treasury yields a little lower. this is bloomberg. ♪